@rogeradaoo322 Do you install in pure UEFI (CSM Disabled)? Is there the same problem in Legacy (CSM Enabled) - booting from Legacy? In main menu press 3 to go CMD then run mspaint.exe - Does the program (Open window) see a Hard Disk Drives and Devices with Removable Storage? Make a screenshot and show me. (use Print Screen key and mspaint.exe) This is my USB stick 16GB on real machine: This is ISO mounted in virtual CD drive in VMware:
This is not the fault of an unsigned driver - my USB3, AHCI and NVMe drivers are also unsigned and work OK:
Thanks but can u make the windws xp x64 with pre installed apps and drivers and every thing and we install it directly without making one ?
Built ISO is good only for copying files to USB because it contains loader UefiSeven at EFI\boot. However, if we want to burn an ISO image on a CD or use an image in a virtual machine, the original loader is used, which does not work in pure UEFI. I updated files.7z so that the built ISO can be used from a real CD in pure UEFI. I added UefiSeven.verbose to see it is used loader UefiSeven: ISO\boot\efisys.bin - UefiSeven 1.24 + UefiSeven.verbose loader for ISO ISO\EFI\boot - UefiSeven 1.24 + UefiSeven.verbose loader for USB make.cmd - change path to ISO\boot\efisys.bin Code: oscdimg -u2 -h -o -m -udfver102 -bootdata:2#p0,e,bISO\boot\etfsboot.com#pEF,e,bISO\boot\efisys.bin -lWinXP_SP2_x64 ISO WinXP_SP2_x64.iso new USB3 drivers for WinPE from https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/usb-3-xhci-driver-stack-for-windows-7.81934/
On one of the Intel Gen 2 test computers there was a problem finding a USB stick letter: To fix this, I added to the startnet.cmd script in place before the code searching for the letter of the drive this comand: Wpeutil WaitForRemovableStorage Code: Wpeutil WaitForRemovableStorage echo: echo Searching CD\DVD\USB drive letter for %%i in (A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) do if exist "%%i:\sources\*.wim" set drive=%%i: echo: echo I found on %drive% files.7z updated
I removed the localizable strings in the files: genahci.inf, stornvme.inf, usbhub3.inf & usbxhci.inf Now AHCI, NVMe and USB3 devices in the device manager are in English like all others
It's localized only when you use different localization settings. So when you have English system with everything set to Polish, then it will be displayed in Polish. They are localized because users can use custom MUI, all strings are grabbed from Windows 7. So when you use MUI with unsupported string translation, then it's always in English.
@George King No, WinXP 64-bit has English interface - I use Polish regional settings and input language but OS interface with device manager is always english so the name of the driver should also be in English. There is no Polish MUI for WinXP 64-bit